Thank you, Sherab, for the
nomination. This is first of a kind I am receiving, or rather participating.
For the questions you framed,
following are the responses:
1. Who inspired you to blog?
Before this, I want to make it
clear that my blog is totally a creative writing one, comprising few literary
genres that represent my tentative forays in a literature world. To borrow a
line from Langa Tenzin , it is ”for the love of reading and writing.” Like
many, I was and am (I consider myself at least) a passionate reader. It’s one
habit that I picked up from early school libraries, as a student, and that I
like to drop not. Now, though raw and rudimentary, I take the ability to
express myself through words, as a reward for reading those books.
How was the blog born? To be
honest, this blog is not my own creation! A friend of mine created an account
for me. I didn't like posting articles and my write ups there anyway. I liked
writing manually on papers and keeping them filed within books and assignment
files. What I thought was that blog is an online storeroom, less of a library and
hardly with any readers or visitors unless we invite one. Fortunately, I was
proved wrong; I came across your facebook page – Sherab Tenzin’s blog. This may
sound flattering but it’s true. Clicking further on the links shared led me to
the discovery of huge numbers of bloggers there in – commenting and following
each other. I observed there are readers, errors mentioned and corrected and
additional ideas suggested. The blogs I followed earlier being mostly a
creative writing one, it kindled a bulb in me too – I thought that’s what I
really liked to do though little good at it. Well, that’s how the blog came
into being with an inspiration from all the blogs I follow, visitors and the
environment altogether.
2. How you remain active in
blogging?
That depends on the availability
of Wi-Fi networks. Provided full network
and if you consider reading and visiting other’s blogs also as blogging, then I
am amongst active bloggers.
Hope of encountering new
fascinating blogs and ardent bloggers each new day keeps me within the circle
of the interest.
3. A quote that guides your life.
“A day is a life in miniature.” I
remember coming across this line in facebook as a status. I really don’t know who wrote or have said it but this sentence really guides my life. I try to make
everyday a good one. After all, a life should be holding a meaning at least.
4. What would you do if your blog
is declared as the highest viewed blog in the world?
Gifts to all the visitors! Does
it sound plausible? Please, do ask questions that weigh more probability. I will
be a pessimist here. My blog will never be that one. I am sure of it. But if it
happens, well, I will continue blogging. J
More passionately. A happy blogger. J
5. What you do during your
leisure?
Twilight is my best leisure time,
be it summer or winter. Usually around that time, especially on weekends, I
like to take stroll in the company of my friends.
Reading books, I take it into
study hours. Playing games for exercise, I include it under sport’s hour. Little
praise to myself – I am a man of schedule. J
6. The book which you think
shouldn't be read next time.
A magazine is there – Crime &
Detective. It’s one filled with obscene pictures, erotic crime stories all
narrowed down to sexy climax and gruesome endings with either death or murder
or punishment or imprisonment of the accused. I find it filthy one way or the
other.
7. Inspirational dialogues from
one of the movies you watched recently.
Recently, I didn't watch any new
movies. A year ago, I did. A line by Pi (Irfan Khan) to the writer (in “The
Life of Pi” directed by Ang Lee), inspired me: “A faith is a house with many
rooms.” This is one reason I liked reading Bible; an incentive of watching one
good movie. Yes, faith really is a spacious, great empire.
8. In your view, what makes a
person smart/beautiful?
Literally, a man who owns an
intrinsic charm and a woman who doesn't fail to wear flawless makeup. J
To be serious, I take men who are
reserved in good business as smart and women who are selflessly caring to
others as beautiful. Try to combine the two, you will see the world beautiful.
9. The most embarrassing moment
of your life.
The extempore speech competition
I participated in when I was in class twelve.
10. Your thoughts on some people
saying bloggers as ‘thoughts leaders’ in this century.
Yes! Those ‘some people’ really
did say something true because I am also one of the bloggers. J Well. Jokes apart, I am
not really good at explaining such contemplating topics. But, if I put the
things my way, bloggers really are the thoughts leaders of the century. They
bring into view the critical observations neglected, ignored or forgotten to
have been thought upon. They talk and discuss some issues that sometimes
contribute to good causes and consequences.
They revive the literature with blend of computerized technologies.
Younger generations who blogs often see much of the world and grows experienced
in political matters and scientific interventions, growing both in thoughts and
actions. Their lives will be splendid, certainly. Often, they go beyond the
supposed thinking limits. Perhaps, there are no boundaries in thinking.
Transcending the lines make them the thoughts leaders. Brevity is the soul of
it. Only this much on it.
My nominees are :
3. Rima Reyka
Answer the same questions above and be awarded. :)
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